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2022 Memorial Day Sales

 Here is a rundown of some of the Memorial Day Weekend Sales!


7 FOR ALL MANKIND – 30% off with code: TAKE30 (Exclusions apply)

ABERCROMBIE – 25% off select styles + Free shipping on orders over $75

ADIDAS – 25% off sitewide, including sale styles

AMERICAN EAGLE – 30-60% off everything

ANINE BING - 15% off sitewide

ANTHROPOLOGIE – Extra 40% off all sale items + free shipping on $50+

APRICOT LANE - Free shipping on $50+

ASOS – 20% off with code: DREAMDEALS

BANANA REPUBLIC – 30% off with code: BRTHIRTY

BAUBLEBAR – Items starting at $10

BEST BUY – Shop the Memorial Day sale!

BED BATH & BEYOND – Up to 50% off sale & clearance

BLOOMINGDALES – Take an extra 50% off items labeled "EXTRA 50% OFF" + save 30-50% on other items

CAPRI BLUE – Up to 50% off - My fav candles!!

CARTERS - 50% off site-wide

CHINESE LAUNDRY – 30% off select styles with code: SUMMER30 + Free shipping on orders $75+

DERMSTORE – 20% off top brands for hair, skin & makeup with code: SUN. I love EltaMD's facial sunscreen, found here.

DSW – Up to 60% off 

ELEMIS – 25% off your entire order + get a 4-piece travel kit FREE with order $125+ (after discount) I LOVE their Dynamic Resurfacing Facial Pads!

EXPRESS – Up to 50% off

EVEREVE – Up to 70% off clearance items

FAMOUS FOOTWEAR – 20% off with code: SAVEMORE for members. 15% off with code: HOORAY15. Up to 25% off select athletic sandals.

FOREVER21 – Up to 70% off everything. Extra 50% off with code: EXTRA50

FRANCESCA’S – Up to 50% off

FREE PEOPLE – Up to 50% off

GAP – 50% off select styles, 40% off everything else with code: SUNNY + an extra 10% off with code: ADDIT

GOOD AMERICAN - 20% off + 40% off markdowns with code: MAY20

H&M – Free shipping over $25

JCREW - 30% off your purchase + 60% off sale with code: SUMMER

JOSS & MAIN – 20% off with code: TAKE20

KOHL’S – Take an extra $10 off of $25 with code: YOUR10 + Earn $5 Kohl's cash for every $25 spent

LEVI’S – 30% off sitewide + extra 50% off sale styles

LUCKY BRAND – Up to 50% off

MACY’S  25-40% off + Extra 20% off select items with code: MEMDAY

MANGO - off $200+ with code: EXTRA30

NINE WEST – 50% off select sandals, plus extra 40% off everything else

NORDSTROM – Half-Yearly Sale - Save up to 60% off!

NORDSTROM RACK – Extra 25% off clearance, up to 75% off total savings

OLD NAVY – Up to 60% off storewide

OVERSTOCK – 70% off 1000's of items + Free shipping on everything

POTTERY BARN – Up to 70% off

PHILOSOPHY – $20 off your $50 purchase with code: WEEKEND

PINK LILY BOUTIQUE  Deals starting at $10!

RACK ROOM SHOES – BOGO Free on select styles + BOGO 50% off + $15 off your purchase of $99+ with code: SAVE15

RED DRESS – Free shipping on $100+

REVOLVE - Up to 65% off + extra 20% off select sale items

RUGSUSA – Up to 75% off

SERENA & LILY – 20% off everything with code: WAVES

SHEIN – Up to 70% off with code: SUMMERKICKOFF

SAM EDELMAN –  20% off  your purchase with code: SUMMER20

SPANX – Free U.S. Shipping on all orders

STEVE MADDEN – 40% off select styles with code: SUNNY

TARGET – Lots of good deals going on! 40% off patio furniture, decor & more, Up to 30% off furniture, Up to 50% toys & outdoor play, 30% off clothing & swim for the family

THE CHILDREN’S PLACE – Up to 50-75% off + Free shipping

T3 MICRO – 25% off Convertible Collection + Free shipping with $75+ purchase

ULTA – Up to 50% hair essentials + Free standard shipping on any $35 purchase

URBAN OUTFITTERS - Up to 50% off + extra 40% off sale styles

VICTORIA EMERSON – 50% off Boho Cuffs + 40% off everything else + Free shipping on $75+

VINCE CAMUTO – 30% off with code: SALE30 + Free shipping

WALMART – TONS of Memorial Day savings!

WEST ELM – Up to 70% off

WILLIAMS SONOMA – Up to 70% off + Free shipping on cookware, cutlery and electrics

WORLD MARKET  15% off + No shipping fees

WINDSOR – Up to 40% off + Free shipping $75+


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36 was the best year I've had in a while (ever?) as far as finding myself, feeling at peace about life and where I'm at, and just straight up looking forward to the future. There's definitely a few things that stick out from the past year that brought me to feeling this way, but I know I have so much to be grateful for and God has really just opened my eyes this past year and helped me to see all of that. He is so dang good, all the time!

And to clarify, I do still have my bad days, too. I think I've just had a mindset shift and try really hard to stay positive or, at least, get back to positive as quickly as I can when I am down. Because letting yourself stay down too long isn't doing anyone any good. Let's be honest, there are plenty of scary things going on in the world. It's important to be aware of them, especially as a parent, but dwelling on them does nothing. Try to make a change where you can, and give it to God when you can't. 

Whenever I'm scrolling social media, I always screenshot various things I come across that I want to save for later - an outfit I like, a recipe, and any good quotes or Bible verses, or excerpts from books. Every now and then I'll go through my saved screenshots for inspiration of one of these things. Here are some (37 to be exact) quotes, Bible verses or book excerpts that I've saved over the past year. They're in the order of when they were screenshot. I remember many of them hitting me right at the very moment when I needed it the most. Hopefully that will be the case for some of you.

Random Words of Wisdom

1   Not everyone is going to like you. No matter what you do.

2   Forgive and forget. > Always forgive, but never forget. Still working on this one!

3   We can watch other people chase their dreams or we can get up and chase ours.

4   "Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus." Philippians 4:6-7

5   "...be quick to listen, slow to speak and slow to become angry" James 1:19

6   Never take criticism from some you wouldn't go to for advice.

7   Along those same lines: You will never be criticized by someone doing more than you. Only those doing less.

8  The difference between the impossible and the possible lies in a persons determination. 

9  So often, we are paralyzed by the fear of missing God's will. We literally do not move because we are waiting for 10 confirmations. Here's the deal, most times you are going to have to step out in faith, to find out if it's God. God is big enough to redirect you if you're wrong.

10   It is never too soon to start praying for your kids' spouses. 

11   Decide what kind of life you really want and then say "No" to everything that isn't that. If it's not a "Heck yes!" it's most definitely a "No."

12   Your competition isn't other people. Your competition is your procrastination, your ego, the unhealthy food you're consuming, the knowledge you neglect, the negative nature you're nurturing, and your lack of creativity. Compete against that!

13   Instead of "Let go and let God"... "Trust God and get going"

14   Comparison kills creativity. There is room for you. Nobody can do it with your voice, with your experience, with your insight.

15   Nothing honors God more than a big dream that is way beyond our ability to accomplish. Why? because there is no way we can take credit for it. And nothing is better for our spiritual development than a big dream because it keeps us on our knees in raw dependence on God.

16   It doesn't matter how old you are, or how old she is, treasure your mom. You'll never have another one. 

17   You often feel tired, not because you've done too much, but because you've done too little of what sparks a light in you.

18   Sometimes God will place a Goliath in your life for you to find the David within you.

19   "Therefore, as God's chosen people, holy and dearly loved, clothe yourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness and patience. Bear with each other and forgive whatever grievances you may have against one another. Forgive as the Lord forgave you. And over all these virtues put on love, which binds them all together in perfect unity." Colossians 3:12-14

20    Our words are so powerful! With them, we have the ability to lift someone up or to bring someone down; to spread joy and compassion or gossip and negativity. We can be truthful and still be kind. We can be upset and still be respectful. Kindness is free and simple, but the impact can be absolutely life-changing.

21   Overthinking will destroy your happiness and your mood. It'll make everything worse than it actually is. Take a deep breath, exhale, and have faith.

22   Worrying doesn't take away tomorrow's troubles. It takes away today's peace.

23   Pray about it! "Commit to the Lord whatever you do, and he will establish your plans." Proverbs 16:3

24   Believe. Nothing is impossible with Jesus. Choose to believe in what you cannot see. He does not fail those who put their trust in Him. "What do you mean, 'If I can'?" Jesus asked. "Anything is possible if a person believes." Mark 9:23

25   Joseph waited 13 years. Abraham waited 25 years. Moses waited 40 years. Jesus waited 30 years. If God is making you wait, you're in good company.

26   On gaining self-confidence... "One of the ways I'm able to feel more confident in certain situations and stop worrying so much about what other people think is to stop thinking so much about myself in these certain situations. What I'm feeling, if I'm anxious, etc. Any time I remind myself to take the focus off what I'm feeling inside and put it on whoever I'm with and give them/ what I'm doing my full attention, it always helps. Also, just remember, people like the real you - the honest you, the awkward you, the unfiltered you."

27   Your life will change the moment you stop people pleasing, bending your boundaries, and hoping everyone will like you.

28   The dream was too big for me, but it wasn't too big for God. And what seemed to big then eventually seemed too small to contain what God was doing in us and through us. If you want to keep growing spiritually, you need to keep stretching. How? By going after dreams that are bigger than you are."

29   God is within her, she will not fall; Psalm 46:5

30   You will be made rich in every way so that you can be generous on every occasion, and through us your generosity will result in thanksgiving to God. 2 Corinthians 9:11

31    Keep your lives free from the love of money and be content with what you have, because God has said, "Never will I leave you; never will I forsake you." Hebrews 13:5

32   "I believe we are what we consume (food, tv, news, etc) and who you hang around is who you become."

33   Forgive yourself first. Release the need to replay a negative situation over and over again in your mind. Do not become a hostage to your past by always reviewing and reliving your mistakes. Do not remind yourself of what should have, could have or would have been. Release it and let it go. Move on.

34   Even now, when things don't go her way, she trusts God like she already has what she prayed for.

35   The mouth should have three gatekeepers. Is it true? Is it kind? Is it necessary?

36   But I say to you who hear: Love your enemies, do good to those who hate you, bless those who curse you, and pray for those who spitefully use you. To him who strikes you on the one cheek, offer the other also. And from him who take away your cloak, do not withhold your tunic either. Give to everyone who asks of you. And if anyone takes what belongs to you, do not demand it back. Luke 6:27-30

37   You insult God when you don't produce what He gives you.

Goodbye 2021, Hello 2022


To be honest, 2021 was the best year I’ve had in awhile. Obviously some great things have come from previous years that were major highlights in my life, but I’ve felt a sense of peace in 2021 that I hadn’t felt in a really long time. 


I feel like I finally (after almost a full decade) am getting a grip on my social anxiety which is something that has, essentially, run my life. It's definitely not gone and I don't think it ever will go away completely. I'm learning that it's actually something that more people deal with than you might think. But I'm very in tune with what types of situations tend to intensify it and, rather than avoid those situations altogether, I've found that it actually helps more to try and put myself out there and get through them and learn how to manage it better. I really do enjoy getting to know people and connecting with them on a more personal level. Kinda wanna be everyone's BFF. But I think it mostly comes down to being overstimulated and overthinking things and, one thing I read somewhere that has helped a lot is, to stop thinking so much about myself and what others are thinking of me, how they're probably judging me, etc. in those situations and focus more on them and their needs and listening (listening to truly hear them, rather than listening to respond) and giving them my full attention. I feel like I've been able to walk away from way fewer conversations thinking, "Well, that didn't go well." 


I quit my job this year. You guys, I have wanted to quit working my office job pretty much since I started it. Not that it was a bad job at all. Quite the opposite, actually, which made it an even tougher decision to make. There were so many times I would switch gears and think, "Oh I could totally do this for the rest of my life!" but, in the end, it always came down to, "Okay, but if I could do anything at all, it would be to work on my blog stuff." The thing is, I wanted to be a "blogger" (I put it in " " because the meaning of that word has changed drastically since blogging was first a thing.) since before people were actually getting paid to do it. And, of course, that part of me that always played it safe would talk myself out of it because "it doesn't pay the bills." Do you know how hard it was to sit back and watch other people living out my dream for so long? And no, this girl does not dream of being some rich and famous Instagram superstar. I'm just trying to make doing what I enjoy something that could contribute to our family's income so that I can continue to do it. I'm a big believer that, if you have a dream in your heart that you literally can't even pray away if you tried, then God put it there for a reason. Since I've been able to work on my blog full time, I'm not even sure that's where God's end goal for me is, but I do believe he wants me here now. 


See, at the beginning of 2021, I started making my relationship with God a priority. I've always considered myself to be a Christian, but I knew there was still room for growth in my faith. One of my 2021 New Year's resolutions (or goals or whatever you want to call it) was to start prioritizing my "me time." I wake up, enjoy some peace and quiet before the kids are up, drink my coffee and pray. Sometimes I'll read a devotional and other times, I'll literally just sit and pray and chat with God the whole time. I started being really intentional when I prayed about things. As the desire to quit my job grew into more of a "I'm not going to be happy until I do it" kinda thought, rather than the usual, "One day..." kinda thought, I begged God to just give me the courage to do it, give me all the signs that that was the right move, or just take this dream away from me and allow me to be happy with where I was at. I truly believe I saw all the signs once I started praying this. I stopped working the end of July and I can honestly say, God has made this move work for us and I've seen Him show up in so many ways. I am slowly starting to see this hobby turn into more of a business (something I honestly never felt I deserved before) and I truly feel like this was the move I was supposed to make. Please don't take away from this that you should just up and quit your job. While it may seem like that is what I did, just know that there were years and years of emotional work, frustration from trying to work on it part time in between a FT job and raising three kids, and a lot of prayer - like, SO. much. prayer. - that went into this decision. And, if we're being honest, I'm only 6 months into this and still don't know if it's even going to work out how I planned. (Gosh, I really hope I don't read this post 5 years from now and think, "Well that didn't age well." 😂) 


Side note: Another big part of me leaving my job was to spend more time with the kids, but that obviously isn't the only reason. I want to be able to still be very present in their lives and doing that with one job is manageable for me. Trying to fit this in with a FT job would've meant missing out on time with them and that's not something I am willing to sacrifice. Not at all saying that people who do that are making a wrong decision. There are a few bloggers I know of with a much larger following, who also have kids and another job and they're able to juggle all of that. But I know for me to do all that, time with the kids would be sacrificed and I would personally rather lose out on the extra money. 


I 100% believe the changes I saw this past year are a fruit of my growing relationship with God and just an overall desire to live out His purpose for me - whatever that is. Aside from my "me time" in the mornings, we found a church that we almost immediately felt a connection with (another prayer answered, because we'd "church shopped" a tiny bit before COVID and then obviously weren't able to go for a while in 2020) and it is honestly everything I'd hoped we'd find in a church and so much more. I'm now part of a small group with other moms. And we've started reading from the Bible, and are understanding it more than I know I ever did. (Helpful hint: If you've tried and failed miserably at reading the Bible from front to back, as I did several times, try starting with John. That's worked well for us so far!) I'm so looking forward to growing even more in this aspect in 2022. 


As for 2022... I really just want to see continued growth where I saw it in 2021. I want to continue to grow in my faith and understanding what God really wants for me, not just what I want for myself. Obviously, I hope to see growth in my business and, to do that, I've been praying a ton lately for clarity on just what to focus on when. There is so much work that goes into trying to come up with content that is original, creating that content, and then even linking and posting it takes a lot of time. It's so fun though! And I know I'll get a routine going, but figuring out what that is definitely takes time. I'm praying that I get a grip on what tools and resources are the best to do all of this more efficiently. (There are so many out there these days!) 


There are always a lot of other things I want to improve on - the usual eating better, working out, etc. and what I did for these things last year was, rather than expect myself to do them all right off the bat in January, I tried to build a new habit into my routine each month. The first few months are the higher priority ones, so for this year I'm starting a new skincare routine in January, planning to workout more consistently in February, and eating better in March. I will still do my best to do the other things starting in January, too, but the one thing I try not to let fall to the wayside is that month's new habit, so skincare for January. 


Also, I know it's kinda become a thing to come up with one word for the year that you want to focus on. It's kinda cheesy, but I also feel like if you constantly have a single word on your mind, you're probably more likely to think of it often, right? So, for me, I'm going with DISCIPLINE. I really believe this is one of the biggest things holding me back right now. When I worked in an office, I was an Administrative Assistant and it was literally my job to schedule things. I could probably teach a class on how to use Google Calendar. I have a calendar for everything! A personal calendar with anything we have going on - the kids' appointments, school activities, etc. Each kid and Jose each have their own calendar. I have meal plan and workout calendars. I time-block every last thing. But where I fail - BIG TIME - is the follow through. I really struggle with actually sticking to my calendar and staying on-task and just really making my calendar my boss. There are times when I know I'm doing something off-task and I need to have the discipline to stop and redirect myself to what I should actually be doing. The same goes with not working out, eating right, etc. I actually eat pretty healthy, believe it or not, but it's the snacking in between that gets me. Practicing having more discipline would be a game-changer, I think. 


If you're still with me, I would love to hear what you're working on this year! What goals have you set for yourself or what tips do you have on trying to stick with things!? (If any. Please know I'm also a huge fan of just taking care of yourself first and if that means ditching the new year goals all together this year, I'm totally here for that too! [Not that you need my permission or support, but I got you if you do!] I say this especially for any of you moms - AND dads - out there that have a baby under one or young kids or whatever. Those first years were the most amazing, but also the very hardest years for me and I didn't need the extra burden of setting high expectations for myself when I could barely keep my head above water where I was at.)


Regardless of what it means to you, let's make this our best year yet!!


Love ya friends!



Advent Calendar Ideas and Planning Tips

By far, one of my kids' favorite traditions (and mine!) this time of year is our Advent calendar! Since we've been doing this for years now, I've had the opportunity to try out what things have been fun and successful, what things weren't so much, what changes to make, etc. (Ex: Not scheduling a big activity - or anything at all on a weekday, or when Jose is working and not at home to help! Although, Aurora has crossed over to the Magic Maker side, so she's always a huge help with these things now too!) 

What I typically do is type out all the things I'd like to try and include in our Advent calendar. I fill in our December calendar with everything else we have going on, so I can see what we need to work around. Then, I copy and paste the Advent things into our December calendar on the days they'll work. I also include the estimated cost of items I'll need to buy for the week (gingerbread house, items to bake cookies, donation amount, etc.), so it's not one big surprise expense all at once. I try to space these out throughout the month as well, so I'm not spending a ton all in one week. 

Here are some of the things we try to include:

Read The Story of Christmas | Since Advent is preparing for the coming of Jesus, it only makes sense to start off with the story of why we celebrate Christmas to begin with!

Write letters to Santa | This may seem obvious, but I'm pretty sure I planned this right before Christmas Day in previous years and there was some anxiety over whether or not it would reach Santa in time. Learn from my mistake and get this one done early!

Put Christmas tree up | We're usually much better at having this done before December, but not this year!

Watch Home Alone + pizza for dinner

Visit Santa | We always go to Bass Pro to see Santa and ours is over an hour away, so this is usually done on the weekend.

Pick out toys for less-fortunate kids | We're doing this through our church this year, so we have a later deadline. In previous years, we've done Toys For Tots and they usually collect at the very beginning of December, which makes total sense but, again, learn from my mistake 😅 and make sure you schedule it in plenty of time!

Make Christmas cards for grandparents 

Take items to the animal shelter

Serve at a homeless shelter | We have not done this one yet as a family, but I used to do this with my parents years ago and I can't wait to do it with my kids, once the boys are a little older. 

Deck the halls with Washi tape | So much fun!!

Watch The Santa Claus + sip hot cocoa | This is extra fun when hot cocoa bombs are involved!

Watch Elf + make candy necklaces | We typically use gummy Lifesavers, Fruit Loops, the mini fudge-striped cookies, and the snowflake-shaped pretzels!

Celebrate Zoey's birthday | We got Zoey for Christmas one year, so this is always when we celebrate her birthday!

Make a gingerbread house | This year I finally got the sense to get a pre-built one!

Watch It's A Wonderful Life, while making Christmas cookies | The actual best cookies ever!

Deliver cookies to neighbors

Take cookies to police or fire station

Camp out by the Christmas tree

Take gifts to teachers

Take a bubble bath with glow sticks | The kids always LOVE this one! 

Last day of school before break

Set out milk, cookies and carrots + read The Night Before Christmas

On days that we don't have anything extra, I'll put a few pieces of chocolate and a "Make someone smile today" note in there. This year, Holden saw the chocolate Advent calendars at Trader Joe's, so I went ahead and got them each one of those, instead of adding chocolate to our calendar. 

Hopefully this post is helpful, if you're looking for something fun to do with the kids! Even if you don't do anything extra for Advent, finding some way for the kids (from 1-92!) to count down to Christmas Day is always fun!

Happy December, Friends!

Five Ways To Wear Faux Leather Leggings

One of my favorite items in my wardrobe is my faux leather leggings. From a nicer sweater and booties to an oversized sweatshirt and sneakers for a more relaxed look, these can be paired with just about anything and are so dang versatile! Here are just a few of the ways I wear mine. (Each outfit is shopable below its pictures.)

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Photo credit: D'Paul Photography

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How To Make A Sweatshirt Chic

You guys had to have known that if there was a way I could wear sweatshirts non-stop and still call myself a fashion blogger, I was going to figure it out. Insert blog post titled, "How To Make A Sweatshirt Chic." 

As a member president of the Always Freezing Club, I can be found in some form of comfy sweats (preferably immensely oversized, hence the "comfy") 90% of the time. And that's when I'm out in public. 😂 When I'm home, it's comfy oversized sweats 100%. Actually, to be real for a moment, I have hypothyroidism, which plays a huge part in me always being incredibly cold. Throw in a little Raynauds Syndrome (likely caused by the hypothyroidism) and my hands and feet get rigor mortis purple (it's real cute) when they're cold (lose oxygen) and then lobster red when they get too hot (or when the blood flow returns). So, now that I have your sympathy, let's get back to making sweatshirts fancy, shall we? 

For the first look, I took a very basic ($11!) hoodie and paired it with some leather pants and boots to dress it up a bit. I'd also add that the chain crossbody brings it up a notch, too. 


For this next look, I threw on a leather biker jacket over another basic hoodie (same $11 one as above, just a different color). I kept it a bit more casual with jeans and athletic shoes, but the outfit still has a more relaxed chic look to it. "Relaxed chic" huh? I like it!


This next outfit is basically all of my favorite pieces in my wardrobe (oversized sweatshirt + boyfriend jeans + my favorite booties) in one! I really do feel like the shoes make the outfit with some of these looks, like this one. Add a wide brim hat for that next level blogger chic!


In the outfit below, I would say the oversized trench coat is the piece that takes this look from casual to chic. (And the purse, of course!) 


By now two things should be evident. One, I definitely favor my left side. 😂 (True! My profile looks way better from the left.) And two, the sweatshirts I'm wearing in most of these are very basic and, paired with just jeans and sneakers, would make for a pretty casual outfit. I mean, what's more casual than jeans and a hoodie? Obviously nothing wrong with that at all, but I just wanted to point that out because pretty much any sweatshirt can be dressed up when paired with the right components. Here, it's the dressy flats.


I love this next look as is, but I thought I had a boyfriend blazer to go over the crewneck sweatshirt and I do not. (Or I couldn't find it.) That definitely would have spiced it up even more, but I do love it with these shoes, too! Also, even something as simple as putting my hair in a low bun made quite a difference as well. 


Another look with my favorite pieces...


If you haven't invested in a good pair of faux leather leggings yet, I would highly recommend! I love what they can do to an outfit! (And a mom pooch. 😜)


And last but not least, another look where the shoes are kicking the outfit up a notch!


I have to say, I think these were some of my favorite pictures to do! I love, love, love my sweatshirts. And I've thoroughly enjoyed giving them the attention they deserve!